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Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Tho Donhie Snicida.

New YORK, August 22.-Thc clothing
In which the bodies OF Mrs. Malvina
Payne and her daughter Anna, who com
mitted suicide In Charles street, lay for
several days before the bodies were dis
covered, was In such foul state that the
Health Board ordered that it be disposed
of at the ofial dock. In fact its condition
was SO filthy that even the Italian rag
ptckers who overhaul the refuse sent to
the dock hesitated to go near it This
morning, however, one OF the pickers,
more courageous than the rest, approach
ed one OF the dresses and began to turn II
over. Foreman James Fitzsimmons hap.
pened along at the momeut, and II struck
him that there was something in the
pocket of the dress.
A more thorough search was ordered
by Fitzsimmons, arr in the pocket were
found five savings bank books, represent.
ing deposits of $3.50; in one OF the books
were coin and bills to the amount of $i5,
and there was policy OF insurance for
$1,000, issued by the Empire City Com
pany, on the furniture IN their rooms.
The discovery OF the estate will do away
with the necessity OF burying the Dodi s
in Potters' Field, and the last piteous ap-
peal of the suicides that they might be
buried with "thtir own" at Albany, can
be granted.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
a Girls Queer story.

WEST CHESTER, August % "A girl
named Gertrude Howard was yesterday
found by resident of Charlestown lying
at The foot of tree, with bo h hands tied
and apparently asleep. The man who
found her states that it was on the farm
OF j. X. Pearce and that when he reached
her she was apparently asleep. Upon be-
ing aroused sac said that she had been
carried there some hours before by two
men, who after tying her hands mad also
bound her to tree and then left her. by
means of her teeth she succeeded in free
ing her body from the tree but was SO cx-
hausted when this was done that she was
unable to release her hands, and in this
condition she had fallen asleep and 80 re.
mained until found. The story is a
strange one and many are disposed to dis
credit 1t, but the girl was taken to her
home and cared for and she is now entire
ly recovered.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
NIias Reit In Boston,

Miss Harriet P Belt, the talented young
au.boress of this city, has been spending
some time in the Eastern States, and the
Boston papers speak very highly OF her
presentation Of Mrs Jsrley's wax works
at Deer Parx Hotel, North Woodstock,
n H., and her many witty allusions and
local hits. They also praise htr rendition
OF t. e role Of the "B hem!an Girl" in
Harlequin Cotilion, given two evenings
prev Gus to the wax work Miss Belt is
one OF party of very bright p ople who
have been stopping at the Deer Park
Hotel, who have done mech to make the
| place attractive
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Attempted suicide.

Anna Wilson. young woman whose
home is at Marietta. Oaio, bat wlo il
at present living with Mrs Louis
homito, az No All Wes. Front street,
made au attempt to end he. Ifs yesler.
day by swallowing spoonful OF Indigo
blue. After taking the indigo she re-
tired to her ro0n whsre sine was found
by Mrs. komi:o, lying on the tioor
vomiting. at first Mrs. Komi.o wss
at a lose to understand what allied her.
but upon finding the following noe,
sent for DR.. BlocEs som:
II bid farewell to all. Love .s the
causs of my death. Jamagis his giving
name, not saying what Is the last patt
OF his name. My nams Is Anna Wilson,
Of Marietta, Washington coanty, ONO
Good bye, Tor l am going to my long
home and b. Jesus"
Ae sror as the ply stefan arrived he
administered an emetic, which had the
effect OF relieving her stomach of the
pigment, but leaving her quite weak.
The gil says that she wxs ready ana
willing to die, as she believes that her
lover 10 tired OF her.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
a Nuisance.

Seventh street between Madison apl
Monroe was left in such a condition by
the ntrsctor who put in drain pipes a
lew weeks ago, that it constitutes uui.
sanee whenever there is heavy shower
OF rain, and some of the citizens con-
plain very bitterly in regard to i. The
gutter opposite Nos, 101 and 10 were
hlled with sand and pebbles this morning
TO such an extent that two ofthe residents
tearing that their cellars would he n)cl-
cd when another rain should fall, turned
In and shoveled 1t out, thereby suffering
great fatigue and enlangering their health.
The proper authorities should speed Y
act SO as to prevent a repetition OF the
nuisance or the city may have a bill OF
damages 10 settle.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
SteinWay Pianos

7 Baus, style B. Upright Pi-
amos, cost S487 each, for $500.
9 Baus, style A, Upright, cost
S425 each, for S245.
The above Pianos are all new
and fresh from the factory and
will be warranted for 10 years,
and we will keep them in tune,
free, for five years.
Also two knabe Upright Pi-
amos, new, cost S475 and s52s,
for $3.50 and S275.
Also two new Behr Brothers
large cylinder,top Upright Pi-
amos, cost about $500 each, for
S25o.
Also one magnificent new
largest Upright and first class
Piano, cost over $500, for SIoo,
and another costing s535, for
S2Io.
We respectfully call your at
tention to the above bargains,
and which offer will stand good
for ten days only.
Come at once and take first
choice.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
EDITION.
Personal.

Mr.. Louis Walker set eail TO: New
York ON Sunday last.
Mr.. j. VorSmith and wife left this
morning fer Baltimore.
Mr.. VIM. Ssillman and wife have
gone n q short visit to Chestsr Heights.
Miss Emma Baeren bach, OF Ninth
and Adams streets, Is spending q week
in P. iladelphia with friends.
Mrs. Rhees Bradford and famiy 5 have
returned homs from visit TO relatives
In Chester county, Pa.
Mrs. +. O. Brown has returned homo
greatly Invigoratsd and highly delight
ei with her t.ip to the seaside.
MISS Clara Locke. who has been
spending several weeks with friends at
Miodleuown and Harrington, returned
Eome istt 30 urdty night.
The Misses Dora ana Annie Brice re
turned home on Saturday from an ex-
TENDED Wait to friends at Townsend
and Dover.
The Mieses Lidie and Lizzie johnson
are spending their vacati. n at No. oO1
East rhird street, where they are ell.
joyins them selves very much.
Mr.. Frank McSorley, foreman o. the
Sunday Star, accompanied by hls wife,
left on Monday for Claymont to spend
his vacation.
Warren MoIehead, who has been vie.
itipg Joseph Wig2leswor'h, OF this
city, left for his hume In N:E!a, ONO,
tais morning.
Miss Mamie Thompson, No. 1919
Washington street, viii! pass few da! d
At ReLoboth, Eel friends wish her a
pleasant tune,
Joseph Maguira having completed
his apprenticeship as q mouldor with
the Lobdeii CAr W heel Co, treated his
friends to &C hne wsssrmelcns and .OJ
c.gars last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Roberts, WHO was taken
slek ~ the Braudywine summit camp,
continues so seriously iudisposed tia;
ii is rot deemed prudent to remove lel
to her home, No. ll0o West st.est.
Mr. Edward Robinson, foreman Of
the Ger department at the II. & Fl
works, Is gradually improving, aIC
hopes are entertained that hs viii b
able TO be out in the uear future.
Misses Mary and Sa,l:e GIisr, of thi
city, will havs the.- usual Angus
party at the Brandy wine Park OF
Thus lay, August % Tley AND thel
Ii any isnds which are invited are ar
tic.pating q good time.
Mr.. Gillespie, the ship,ey stree
plumb mber, accompanied by his son, ief
yestsriay for a trip into Mary land
where he has q job OF work TO DO, whi!
he Is spenciag his few LEISURE me
mer,s.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
A Kicking Horse.

Last Sunday Norman Reel hired a
horse and carriage from Harry w.
Lowe, for the purposso OF going a short
distance In the country. Everything
went well until he reached Newport,
when the Eorse commenced to Kick for
all he was worth. In less time than Il
takes TO write 1t the dashboard was de-
moii' he3,a be " OF the ecaTrisae wrecked
the shafts il pieces aud the hgrness
badly broken. Some msn came 10 Mr..
Reeds assistance, but before he could
return he had 10 lie mp the shafts and
borrow get OF harness. One OF ths
men accompanied him TO this city and
returned home OF the cars with the bar.
ness.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
A Young Nav., omosr's M.snap.

CHATTERrowN, P. 1 August o.
The Examiner prints the following tele
gram from Souris: "Between Sky and
seventy sail of American fishermen ar
rived here on Friday night In anticipation
OF storm. The cruiser Nigilant was
among the feet. About 500 men came on
shore and began indulging in drinking In
the hotels.
"The chief officer of the Vigilant fell In
with some of the drinking parties and
was drugged. Shortly after he was seen
lying on pile of rubbish behind the
American Eagle and while in this
condition he was assaulted by American
fishermen, his buttons and bands being
torn off. Neither the rauk nor the insig
MIA OF his position protected the unfortu
nate.youne nan from the jeers and insults
OF the rowdy mob"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
A Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given in honor OF
Mrs. Sarah Kavanaugh, of Johnstown,
Cambria County, Pa, lat her friends house
where she is visiting at Kcntmere, Brandy
wine Hundred, where they had music
and refreshments. Dancing was kept up
till late In the evening Mr. Edward
Dillon, late of the Tycoon Company,
sang some popular airs OF that opera.
Everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
They departed late In the evening, wishing
her safe return home, hoping 1t shall
not be thirty years until they sea her
again.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Dots.

Don't forget the H'buan II
moonlight, Saturday evening" VI
ber "a.
There are l27 persons ID iae z
jail, and u Of the number vs'|
over fiom this city.
The right kind Of men can III
ploy ment at the EigenoOi lNi
works.
james H. Griffith, Of tbl; tIl!
open a graded school al lau'elA|
tember.
VIM. 8. Cloud has received VI
mission from the Supreme ~
Tontine at Philadelphia, % D'p.,I
pieme Presiden. Of the O'ie'@'
for the State of Delaware
young mems yacht QUO ll|
organized in the Eighth eIl
named the Norton elIo ~ M N
ment to Councilman Noi'0n' Y
McCollu IN is the president
Nicholas Jenney, c. Tbs aT A
sailed for aavre or ss'uiash II u
18th, arrived at his desiirs'laIJ;1
day. He Immediately p'oV,'| .s. n
his way to Switzerland Oy !" Y
the city of Paris. =.
The Continental Cub wiz - =,
No. 3C0 E.s; Fourth s!FeC' .-.S .s1
at s o'c.osk, and yoan' lta tsa,,''s.a "a
TO jo!n them are invited 10 s~ .,t
are preparing 8 banner :. y S,s's|
Philadelphia on tee ia!l u /. NJ M
and they wish to pitsep. 'b,ra(
appearance in point OF namD'"
as In all other respects
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
A M ssionary's Difficulties.

WAsHINGToN, August 22 The de-
partment OF State has made no peremptory
demand upon the Spanish government for
the release OF Rev. L. I. Doane, who was
arrested and imprisoned In thu Caroline
Islands charged with melting the natives
to resist the authority OF the Governor of
the Islands The case is being investigat-
ed by the Department, and in the mean
time the United States Consul at Manila,
where Mr.. Doane is imprisoned, has been
instructed to use his good offices In be-
half of the prisoner. The Department is
not officially informed OF the charges, but
will see that Mr.. Doane is accorded just
treatment.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
sudden Deathas

Charles Shields, wl0 ,iIttsi,.tas itsirs
Castle avenue, South "lIniu,In a,,In
from bis bed on Monday in1o,iJ,Ii nslI.t
was about putting on bis IenonIrJ elo,J
he was attacked with spopaa,, .pls!s.,,
a,si au I'm IN a few minutes afsisSss e.. H
physician was called IN. n la,r .,,in,
spark had fled before h., ", ~ cs,ly
death. Mr. Shields was is, s.sIs III
trucking, and was reesiasu 'iAsn I'D
and bard working citlL'u, and As|
his Goth yesr, however, ~, nv ts1
vii wife o's and several er0TnI,asp SI,as @nJ
Hia funeral will take pI'u1 m,,, d
day a,S morning, and ha,,,h hlan n| na|.sa1
held in St. Mars's church .,lI ht1
after which his remains ns,'a,s,s "l's
in the rev cathedral 'dsr csu'd r,dtaj J
- George W. Alszarash'' lsz..h EiinA1
Townsend street, SCUM ounsnusrenilp1
Got up this morning sppStt's spfsst' saaI !
as sst usaal, ste bis hlesslss' a. ~ % sd,,1
tend uuldoi &c "Sa business when 20, Dc 'ssas]
slmcst sIuu st instantly. BE ,~d Wi' isr a
and 80 years OF age, g., 'aa 10 B,pa.l
years be ran q hscn q s,s y VwsIlr.@]
Sc: Sc; :; 4; 81: T: .:;;, :: 4: !, 4. {;
ago. and resides WIN ltr.l a. in tt'~1
mains will be int'if'' II
burial grounds. : az will bp.Sss b!,,sl
quest on the boay
this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
DIED.

LUKyNS.-At his late residence, No. elO
West str set, IN this city, Isaiah Lukeas.
NJ. u. in the list year OF his age.
Relatives ana friencs of the family are
respectfully inv tied 70 attend tho funeral
from his late residence on Monday afternoon
at eclocx. lnterneut Oa ruesdsy at tue
burial ground OF tho friends' ineelirS hausa
at horsnsm, Montgomery County. fs.
SHIELDS Suddenly, on the 22nd instan. :;
Charles Saiells, aged 81 ears
Reiatives and friends are respectfully in-
vited to attend his iuneraI irom his
lie tie residoi ics, on New castle avenue, on
Thursday morning at y O'Clock. High MASS
at II. Msry's ,hurcn. Internent NJ Caihe-
dral Uemetefy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
FIFTH EDIIIes'
Great To-.

nal SlqsroLk s.,oI. ya.' Aas.., ~ u, ., ''',s
va, was rrpairsd Ire 'tS s.,'..s. USl't l,I,,.tss
,,on ,sn has been b,l,s, cbta,ns.,' AID h.
Notth r Carolina cos,, ss,,,VvalIsi W sla,
was one OF the ra, mos, % = S,'pmn
W mas vi.lted that sec,,,o Cs. ocs''lur.is
Kit, KITTY Hawk 5te iotes iiss.,'a q, to' b. H,
nSay vslay,,a the appsr.ru,t lo' o ,a' S','a ,'oas
tnan, iUn, q and the observer :, ,.t.. .'ta.s.,Iml
able. IL IVES a.uo.. i'i.. NJ
s a, bis station as 'aS aSeu. eyy!@Si'2 oa. :, as,
..wenty-tve . nilts an : Sas.l Uus .lutits
t,a,. a, the tanape 10 ~ lhiSnl',, ilS1', ,at
cinity must be urp,1stlpn hA
telegraph line south 'v "a, w. asavl
ent'ie'y ent re =, Wrecked the pais. n,,,' a,t
oms %"os, = carr carried out to Ss 'a'i @ 8
sss.,n ss,s Known to have ben b'I, S,Ii y
'oe Ss storm are the toliowiu,'U win U'a's
Massey sprung A lS''ns l.ss as w
comico, n G., anchored T.. IN VI
shs.ter, ,,nn and sisnslled to tbs 'ss sl
tion at that point for a s,,IsSaa .Ie sa
steamer steamer Eagle, Of the I,'s's Sa,,s I
despatch Company, is rsDo,,I ,
IN Cove o.. Sound, high and dt'pS,M d.,
tug William H, Taylor, Of M M
ii tne steamer Annie, Of ,he ID N NJ
III, INA Despatch Company, AN ~
ashore near Cherry PoIa, \, ",
eighteen miles below N-vN.u N
1t is thought that Other ''' "
$500 au,pping ca'uaities VII
ton With Hatterss shall b,m wv
stored. N'"
Mt HOLLY, y j.. Auns
9rIinc ttorm Ct wind and MI
along Tie Sea coast ias, nv nI,s, ~
panied by thunde, and ,,t,.
various points below B,,nss.s s,s
taRes we're struck by liphtpls,
one was injured as fsr Al ny
About midnight the sea ran v,1
and made a clear break sCron,h
OF beach traversed By The Ian,
hai!road, causing a lanbs, i
outs. AT one poln, seyersI mTa,
OF Beach Haven the sta cut,a
across the beach, washln, IN,
track for a considerable dya,.
That 1t will be Impossible 10 Orn \
for some time.
Inc rennsy !vanta Railroad ls,j
secured q number Of sailbO,s Nj
ceeded in transferring several PtI
phia passengers across the bruip N
Qaakertown RailrOad, vLIca N
special train to Philadelphia
READING, Pa, August 2-l|
rific cloud burst swept owe, ,hhs
this afternoon. The rain puu,a1 }
as il the very heavens wers I'd
washing out fields and truck N
John Nerpef's barn was st,ui
bolt OF lightning nea: BIrdsbM
county, and consumed. Lou, III
The live stock was saved. Al
etroke entered the large barn d 4
miah Romig, near Ea,lville, thAd
ty, and set are to the structurs N
totally destroyed with all o! thhId
crops and farming inpIsmsra
live stock was oil aayed. Laul|
s. 600.
CHAMBERsBURG, Pa, Aa1ua
There was q heavy storm tsl
Afternoon. Lightning euisnd |
light at the Taylor wtih, hiI
down an iron poet 10 tie a1i
along the railroad track tonai
chinery, jumped along this, srd 4
ing the foundry badly sluHres'a1 |
man, Samuel Downs, and . Eri1
nsmtd William Cramp. Thg |
unable to resume work, b1! VA
seriously hurt. Lightning sln a
the house OF SAMUEL HoEaa u
north eId OF the towr.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Fine Cantaioupe.

We are indebted 10 Richard Jackson,
OF New Castle Hundred, for a Hacker.
rack cantsloups, which weighed nine
pounds I5 was quite sweet, and our
boys relished 1t very greatly. Orc or
tive r1ch cantaloupes would nase
Inea Tor good sIgsd family, or would
hs sufficient to top out with. Mr. JACK,
son is good farmer and ger eta'!y
raiees the bsLs Of every ytling going.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Imposed Upon
COMMUNICATED, ]

MEssRs EpIToRs:-I eaw In yorr
paper on Saturday an account of the
Knight Templsr excursion TO Wash
ina,on. went on that trip expecting
to zee q grand turnout Of mssons. rs
was told there ~ould bf. When we got
there ives much put cut, and go were
many more. There must be plenty OF
Knight Tenplsrs there, for l saw their
badges. will not lose another day to
go with them again, unless they tell the
naked truth. I hate to be made feel
bad. Yours, ADAM TRUsTy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
-. --'---
The EXcurainn To GeftYabnrg

The excursion of Welcome Division,
tapo nG = n,ao a. w. W., 20 sss.ysTs OOH W
and all who possibly can should be sure
to attend, es there will never be q better
opportunity offered for Waiting and In
specting this famed battle field. The
price Of the tickets has been placed
very low aud are within the reach Of all.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
MRS. Van derb,it Aliens Aiimony.

New YORK, August 22.-Colonel Van
derbilt Allen has not paid the $1,000 an
nual alimony that WAS granted 10 his
wife, Edith, when she obtained divorce
from him. and to day Judge Donohue
gave her permission, as resident of
Philadelphia, TO which city she recently
moved, TO sue the Colonel for S2slC and
costs due.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
o.w.P-Crabps Wr,t,ng parIor-u w

q. w. P.-Crabb's Writing ParIor-O w. +
Reopen August 90, day and evening,
two hours per week, So. 80 8 month; low
terms to September IL; no classes; call
now and register; 148 students last year i;
forty five students to start with and no
advertising; no fancy terms; q friend Of
the workipgman; thirteen years expert
ence
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Mad Dog shot.

A large Newfouud land dog, said to
have the hydrophobia, was shot this
morning, near the corner of Front and
jackson Streets: by Officer Matonsy.
Where he came from or to whom he
belonged we have not learned.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
D EaISTEk's oKDEK.
IL RRGIsTRR's OYB1Cn,
NEW CA6TLR COUNTY, DKI.,

D E9ISTEh'S ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OYyICn,
NEW OAsTLR COUNTY, DKI.,
August 18th. 1887.
Upon the application of IRWIN W.
PlkRCB. Executor OF JOHN TAYLOR,
late Of Wilmington HID, in said county,
de ,eased, 1t ie ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice " granting OF letters Tcstamen.
tary upon the estate Of tho do
eased, with tho dato Of granting thereof,
by causing Advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the dato Of
| such lotters IN siz Of the most public places
| Of the county Of Nsw Uact,e, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
TO present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly IN such caso made and provided
| and also cause the same to be in9erted
within tho samo period In the Daily
| REPUBLICAN, a Newspaper published in VII.
mipgton, Dol, and to be continued therein
| three woeks 70 0 d).
-~-} Given under tho hand and Seal
L.s. oiC.tce oftho Register aforesaid.
S~~~~Nst Wilmington, IA New Castle
Oornty Aforesaid, the day and yoar above
written. JOHN K. BRADFORD,
Hegister.
NoTrcz.-hll persons having claims against
tho estate Of The deceascd must present the
same, duly attested to tho Executor,
on or before august 18th, 1883, o,
sblde the Act Of Assembly il such case made
Ind provided
IRWIN W. PiFRUE, Executor.
Address, Bellevue. Del,
ar q. FkAIM, Esq, his Att'rney,
aI5'3~-ecd Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
Sheriiirs sales.

The real es,ate Of William Forbes, In
this city. comprising four building lo's
on the west aide, wss sold at Sheriff {
sale on Saturday 20 he Equitable Loan
Association for 81 500 A piece Of land
adjoining the Ninth yard, belonsine TO
Edward Wilson, was sold for S25 OF to
j. L. CARPENTER, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Hon. 7. #. BAyard was elected one Of
the vice -pres!dsnts q the American TO-.
stitute OF Christian Philosophy at the
annual election OF that booy ~ Key
East, N. j., on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Wn. Russell, DO. 337 East Fourth
street, has been appointed agent for the
Brlra Ice Cream Co, and orders left
W tn him will be promptly filed.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Samuel johnson, agent of the Dsvton
Hedge Company, took trip to Pan.
cader Hundred this afternoon, in ord er
to show few farmers the advantage OF
introdu uoing the patent hedge.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
HAY FEVER

g an iafiaDe Cd
!, ,)ndit.On of III,
! II IN * netu-
)rai Q v I the
,ostris tea r
luots and throat.
An acid mucus
: secreted, as
ompanied with
. burning eersa-
ION, sc v o r 0
} ,asne OF saeez-
ns, frequent at
acls OF hesd-
sche, watery and
ut1amed eyes.
Cream Balm can
10 depended up
on to give relief
At orce and cures
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
uscsl,sed'

g,s~,, ,. ~.,.,''s.1s. ss4s; az. 4. =, (: 6
s., s s,'s e. % 1 H'ss'1S, 'ss '1,s &c: s:si I
iHs'reni His remains were ssn '''s''''
Pa., this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
memorials

You are .e ,2z;;'4 j; 4n,sassn.s'5;, ,a GO, E: e!
oi lsFfss5 iss asss5 ,'asa de,i,ns sns s39r
A All S~ worE guaranteed e l,s bei,.%: \
chss' fT,s E smith, lO,l ..,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23
PIANOS!

Being compelled, on account
Of our continually increasing
business, to enlarge and build
an extensive addition to our
present warerooms, and in order
to reduce our large stock pre-
vious to commencing operations,
We will offer the following liber-
al reductions for TEN DAYS ONLY,
viz:
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

yETANTED - B9DN NJ Az EKS. rc
w CABE y DaHkhGH. Am ard Va +
nut st5. a13..It
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

STOR sal E-A GDOD ERiElNH MANI
e TeaTs old. Apply 10 M. 7. POOLE,
s4vjz MaEk.t strce. s23.et.e o.l
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

Nnh SALE-a DESIRABLE Manr.
Il featuring busiIes in ~ilInIng,or
oon7enleDtl3 !ocaLed .5ati3tIc,o rsas,I
lof SeiIlr8, Adde'S Il. NJ, tLis Office.
ta3 hts
Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

STT GlSL 10 WasI
wv di:roi AID 90 general GiussNlrk
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Daily Republican., 1887-08-23

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